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Integrating MaxEnt and copula models to assess plague-associated ecological suitability under climate change in Northern Tianshan, China
Background: Plague, a paradigmatic zoonotic disease, depends on the intricate interplay among ecological environments, climatic conditions, and host-vector-pathogen interactions for its transmission. Climate change is reshaping the ecological distribution and transmission risks of plague. However, a
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